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Linksys WPC600N Ultra RangePlus Dual-Band Wireless-N PC Card
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Posted by: | CommentsLogitec LIC-iREC03P Turns Your iPhone Into A Voice Recorder
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Logitec (yeah, that’s correct) made this Logitec LIC-iREC03P microphone recorder module that will turn your iPod or iPhone into a music recording machine. Your apple device must be running on OS 3.0 but it will record PCM WAV files so there is no compression. The XY microphone are not adjustable, however the automatic gain control and attenuation are adjustable.
Color Rings Concept
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You know the universal hand sign to signify that you’re talking on the phone? Yeah, what you see above plays on that back in the days where there were no such thing as cellphones, and the Color Rings will play on that premise by being an ultra-portable Bluetooth headset that also doubles up as a fashion accessory. One can only speculate that this works using Bluetooth connectivity, where you wear the rings on your thumb and pinky, with one end functioning as the microphones while the other is the headset. A built-in distance sensor also knows whether you are about to make/receive a call whenever you place your hand to your head. We wonder what happens when you use the same hand to scratch an itch on the scalp – will it make an accidental phone call?
New ThinkPad Keyboard Features Crowdsourced Design
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Hey, remember last year when Lenovo’s UltraNav keyboard made a (re)appearance on Flickr because the company was soliciting feedback on how to make it better? Well check it — there’s a new version in town, and it incorporates all those user suggestions. Lenovo says people mostly wanted the exact same feel as their ThinkPad laptop keyboards in the desktop unit (no surprise there), but almost no one wanted wireless, a number pad or a trackpad — so the new model pictured above is more or less a faithful wired replica of the T400s board, right down to those liquid drainage holes. What’s more, cutting the numeric keypad and trackpad allowed the company to reduce the price by $40, so this little slice of hotness is now just $60. Not bad, but we’ll be honest — we’d still throw down for a wireless version of the old UltraNav in a heartbeart.
AromaSteam Portable Sauna
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Check out the AromaSteam portable sauna that allows you to tote around your little piece of heaven wherever you go. It can be powered by any standard outlet and actually transported from room to room, although we’re not too sure whether you would want to share this with your mates or not. In fact, the AromaSteam portable sauna takes but 10 minutes to assemble, and uses just one quart of distilled water that is sufficient for up to 40 minutes of sauna treatment. Inside this $2,375 purchase, temperatures are able to reach 115-130 degrees F, taking around 5 to 10 minutes of warm-up time before you get to jump in.





